I wish that I had met these folks prior to having my furnace replaced by another local company,…read morewith a lot of positive reviews, and found out that many appear to be completely bogus! The other company charged me $4300 for a warranty furnace replacement and after I said that's insane, they 'reduced' it to $3500... which I paid as it was last December, very cold temps. The $3500 was highway robbery and they had to send tech out to my house four times to bring the installation up to code. I immediately looked for another company to service and double check the installation and was referred to Day and Night. Sharmain one of the owners assured me that they'll do the right thing and take care of any maintenance issues on the furnace. Well, they came on by and inspected the furnace and did some minor tune ups. The way I was treated, professionally and with courtesy confirmed that their company, Day and Night is a bonfire, well established HVAC company that stands by their word. Highly recommended!

I had to get my AC replaced as it was over 30 years old. I called and they sent out a very…read moreknowledgeable person within a few days that worked with my schedule. They recommended what I needed to have AC again, and had installers come soon after that. There was one complication after install and when I called they sent out the installer THAT day and he fixed everything. AC works great and I am so relieved to not have had a traumatic experience with creepy incompetent men.

I had two new swamp coolers installed last month…read more They are in perfect working order and are keeping our home cool during these early hot summer days. My experience was very pleasant from the first home visit for quote through installation. I would recommend this business

Hello, liberals and potheads. You have the upper hand in a lawless and worthless society…read more I purchased my cooler back in July 2022. The units work great, really efficient. However, now that the losers approved the worthless weed of no social value, you can expect these highly efficient units to suck in the air immediately surrounding your house and air from your neighbor's property. Since it's "legal" to smoke that shit outside, i.e. "on your property" per Lakewood PD, you can expect to get a "hit" when you, your family, children and infant least expects it. Yes, the company offers a great product but YOUR "colorado society" turns a great product into a potential health hazard once your "new neighbors" exercise their "freedoms". Strongly urge any persons with a family, children and especially infants to reconsider before you breathe someone else's "freedom". Keep you A/C working properly because you'll need it at night when they enjoy themselves. Thank you to the Lakewood PD for explaining how the "law" works. Seriously, good company but the units will suck in everything from racoon smell to your neighbor's marijuana smoke.

I have an active issue wherein my upstairs floor is very hot while the downstairs is frigid in the…read moresummer. I spoke with Von, who owns this business and works with his son. He was extremely patient and tried to get to the bottom of the problem over the phone. He said he could also do a service call, but he was happy to teach me, as well. I got a bunch of ideas for solving the actual issue from him. I appreciated that he was not interested in selling me services (though he was happy to provide a service call if I wanted it). He really wanted to give me the right information to solve the problem. A rare and appreciated quality. Thank you, Von! If you are looking for a good, honest and knowledgeable company, this is a great choice!

A big box company wanted 4k to fix my furnace but wanted to replace it. I asked S&H to come look at…read morereplacement but thought it was a heating issue. He went above and beyond to troubleshoot and get my furnace back up and running. Did not need to replace, yet, but know who I will go to when it is time.

I have been using Quality West Heating & Cooling for a number of years to have our boiler tuned up…read more Rob and his team did a great job maintaining our old, 51 year old boiler until it had to be replaced. There was no hard sell just discussion of facts as well as the shortcoming relative to health and safety items that were not up to code. We ended up having Quality West replace our boiler, add an additional zone to the basement and install three thermostats, one for each floor. Rob and his expert team (Bob and "The Kid") did a wonderful job and performed the job in 2.5 days. They setup very efficiently and cleaned up well. Bob was very thorough in explaining the system and labeled all of pertinent components. The system functions as it should and was within our budget. Overall the job displayed the craftsmanship that Quality West promised. I will continue to use Quality West for all of our boiler needs. Thank you!

The owner came to the house and explained our options. He assisted with paperwork that was needed…read morefor the utility's rebate program. The project started and ended (furnace and heat pump) as scheduled. Best of all the foreman on the job was involved in every facet. I give them five stars across the board.

My AC was long overdue for maintenance and of course, I turned it on for the first time this…read moreseason, and it blew air, but didn't get cold. I found Emporia through my neighborhood news mailer, where they were offering a discounted service rate. I called and spoke to Kris, and received immediate friendliness and concern for my needs. Surprisingly, they even had an opening the same day. I did not expect that, so I was feeling extremely lucky. Chris arrived and evaluated my AC and the furnace, provided education and an explanation for everything he was looking for. He was professional, polite and efficient. I will definitely use them again, and will happily refer them to others.

We called Emporia on a Friday morning when we woke up to a cold house. We quickly determined the…read morefurnace was not working. Following a quick search on social media, many of our neighbors recommended Emporia. They had a technician out to our house in less than two hours, who quickly diagnosed the problem. Nicholas was simply fantastic! He indicated that he could get the part we needed but couldn't likely come back until the following Monday. I told Nicholas that we were having our 5 month old grandson for the weekend and I was concerned how cold it would be for him. Nicholas thought about it for a moment and said something similare to, "I try to figure out a way to get this done." To do this, I think he had to get it cleared with his boss since it would likely require him to work late. Sure enough, later that afternoon, Nicholas returned and fixed the furnace. We are so impressed with Nicholas and Emporia. I feel very comfortable recommending Emporia to anyone, and if you can get Nicholas - even better. The service was great, the price was fair, and I'm sure they know they could have overcharged me and I was in a position that I would have to pay it. They did not. Thanks guys! You are very much appreciated!

Connor came over for an AC tune up and he was so thorough and detailed! He knew right away that our…read moreAC wasn't as efficient as it could be and gave us many options. He was willing to answer all our questions and was very knowledgeable. I've always had great experiences with coyote HVAC. I am on the membership plan and couldn't be happier.

The short story: Not to be trusted. Just another contract service provider taking your money for…read moreunacceptable, low-quality work. The long story: I had a technician come out to service our swamp cooler for the summer in May. We hadn't used the swamp cooler at all because we were new homeowners. We bought this house in November, and needed help getting it primed for this Spring and Summer. We knew before buying the house that the swamp cooler was not maintained - but all we thought was that it had rusted and needed new pads, according to our inspection. (The previous owners said it was a relatively new system....it sure didn't look that way.) When I booked the service with Coyote HVAC, I requested a swamp cooler deep clean in addition to the seasonal start-up service, which they agreed to. The swamp cooler was full of rust and we didn't want to attempt to clean it ourselves. A few weeks after their visit, I realized that 1 of 2 vents in the house was not blowing any air whatsoever. (It took me a few weeks to notice because that vent is in-between the dining room and kitchen - not somewhere we constantly occupy or notice direct air hitting us.) Then I remembered that Coyote HVAC ALSO never tested the vents to make sure they were working after they supposedly got our swamp cooler up and running for the season. Anyways - 3 days days ago, the swamp cooler stopped working altogether. When I called Coyote to book another appointment (which I would have paid for), I was told that I am now out of their service area since they merged with a different HVAC company. So we scheduled a different HVAC company who came by yesterday. They reported that every part in the swamp cooler was busted, aside from the pads and the belt. The motor is fried. Only 1 of 8 distribution tubes is working. And, the inside is still completely rusted and looks the same as the photos from when we bought the house. There was no deep clean when the Coyote tech was here. In fact, I am not sure if he did anything at all, aside from tell us that it was "good to go". after spending about 20 minutes on the roof with it. Before leaving, he asked if we wanted to schedule an appointment to learn about heat pumps and a potential system upgrade at some point down the road. I agreed, thinking we would schedule an appointment a different day or the following week, but he immediately called a colleague to come over the same day and give us a $20k estimate for a new heat pump/AC system. Again, the first tech didn't mention ANYTHING about our current swamp cooler being on the verge of complete collapse. We weren't looking to install a brand new AC system, but they were sure quick to try and acquire our money for one. We knew the swamp cooler was NOT in good shape when Coyote HVAC came to prep it for summer. However, the issues that a different HVAC company discovered yesterday (like 7 out of 8 distribution tubes not working) and signs of system distress would have been obvious in May when the Coyote tech was here. I should have asked the technician for photos after he "cleaned" and serviced the cooler. Instead, I made the mistake of trusting Coyote HVAC to do what I paid them to do. How silly of me. Thanks for nothing.

My Quinnair evaporative cooler 'hiccupped' and I called Quinnair, the original installers…read more I called about 12:45 pm. My description of the problem helped them suspect correctly what the problem was. In less than 3 hours they arrived with the replacement part and restored my service. The immediate service was amazing, but the kindness of the 2 service men was even more special. They were congenial as well as efficient. They gave me tips about efficient use of the cooler. Overall, their service was wonderful.

In 2013, I purchased a townhome in need of total renovation. The inspector pointed out that the…read moresump pump needed replacement and the furnace may need to be replaced in the near future. After a year of dealing with a noisy furnace that was unable to heat my townhome adequately and an inadequate central air conditioning system I decided to get estimates on replacing the furnace and sump pump, cleaning the a/c compressor, draining the hot water tank and placing a pan underneath which was also recommended by the inspector. My employer highly recommended Quinnair so they were the first company to evaluate my jobs and give an estimate. Another company would only give an estimate on the furnace and sump pump and the third company would only give an estimate on the furnace. I decided to hire Quinnair, not only were they thorough, they included several additional services with their estimate along with a much better furnace (97.3% efficient) than the other companies who offered an 80% efficient furnace. Their Better Business Bureau and Angie's List ratings were much better than the other company's ratings. The afternoon before the furnace was scheduled to be installed, I had set my central air conditioner at 77 degrees and at that time the interior temperature was 78. I left for a few hours and when I returned the interior temperature had increased to 81. I had hoped that a thorough cleaning would solve this issue but when the representative arrived the following day, he examined it and found that the compressor was fried and it was inadequate for the size of my home. I had to make a decision quickly and if it wasn't for the representative's knowledge of current financing offers, I couldn't have afforded it. With that said, Quinnair came in under the third company I interviewed who was only going to replace the furnace with an 80% unit. The installers were professional and stayed until 8 PM on the second day in order to finish the air conditioner installation and 7 PM to finish the jobs on the third day. All the jobs were completed in a timely manner and I can sense a huge improvement. I am very pleased with this company and their dedication to their customers and the local community. I intend to hire Quinnair when I need to replace my water heater.

Our a/c went out on the hottest day of the year (of course). I called Bill in the evening and they…read morewere able to schedule me in the next morning. Jackson was our technician and was amazing. He fixed the problem quickly and the pricing was beyond reasonable. The whole experience was a 10+ out of 10. Thank you Lakeside A/C!

Headline: You can get AC repair and replacement done for A LOT less with other companies. Shop…read morearound! I had tech come out last week to look at my AC, which wasn't working. Cost me $130 for the inspection. The guy didn't really know what he was doing. I had to tell him to check the compressor. He'd only checked the capacitor and couldn't figure out why the condenser kept tripping the circuit breaker. It was the bad compressor that was drawing too much power. If I hadn't told him to check the compressor, I would have been out $130 and no closer to knowing what was wrong with my AC. Once WE had figured out what was wrong, he told me it would be $4900 to replace the compressor and immediately tried to steer me toward replacing the entire condenser. I got two quotes from them this week for condenser replacement. One was $8900 with a Trane unit and the other was $9050 with a Lenox unit. I ended up going with another company, which is charging me $2900 to just replace the compressor. That's $2000 less than the Lakeside H & AC quoted me for the same work. I did have to pay $120 for a second inspection but it was worth it. I might have been able to get my AC working again for even less money with another company but after being without AC for 10 days during a heat wave, I was ready to just get the work done. Here's some VERY important information about HVAC: Private equity firms are moving into this sector and driving prices through the roof. The bigger the company, the flashier their vans, the more likely they're owned by one of these firms and if you go with them you'll be paying WAY more than you have to. Again, shop around! Go with small companies or even a single guy with a beat-up, old van. You might even be able to find one that won't charge you for the inspection or at least charge you less. Chances are they'll do just as good a job if not better and they'll do it for A WHOLE LOT less.